Unstable Molecules
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| − | Unstable Molecules were developed by [[Reed Richards]] who was the founder of the [[Fantastic Four]] who equipped his entire team with the fabric that allowed its members to use their powers without destroying their uniforms. | + | Unstable Molecules were developed by [[Reed Richards]] who was the founder of the [[Fantastic Four]] who equipped his entire team with the fabric that allowed its members to use their powers without destroying their uniforms. (Fantastic Four v1 #6) |
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These unstable molecules were the configuration of unknown atomic nuclei and electrons that were responsive to certain energized forms of matter around them. Their capabilities allowed them to be used as fabrics for super-powered beings as they conformed to the wearer's forms without being affected by their powers. This was accomplished by the clothing mimicing the users physical properties thus preventing them from being damaged during the use of their superpowered abilities. | These unstable molecules were the configuration of unknown atomic nuclei and electrons that were responsive to certain energized forms of matter around them. Their capabilities allowed them to be used as fabrics for super-powered beings as they conformed to the wearer's forms without being affected by their powers. This was accomplished by the clothing mimicing the users physical properties thus preventing them from being damaged during the use of their superpowered abilities. | ||
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| + | Costumes woven from them contained chemical fibres containing the Unstable Molecules that shift in structure allowing them to form in the shape of the wearer. (Fantastic Four v1 #6) | ||
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| + | ==Notes== | ||
| + | *Unstable Molecules were created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby where they made their first appearance in Fantastic Four v1 #6 (September, 1962). | ||
==In other media== | ==In other media== | ||
| − | *In [[Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes]] episode ''"Frightful"'', a sphere of raw Unstable Molecules was kept in a secure vault in the city which the [[Frightful Four]] manage to access after posing as superheroes and turning the city against the Fantastic Four. The reason for the plot was revealed to be the Wizard's plan to steal the Unstable Molecules for his own purposes but, during a confrontation with the Fantastic Four, the sphere was cracked open and unleashing the raw Unstable Molecules that begin to convert all matter into an unstable format thus destroying anything exposed to the growing substance. Amongst its victims was the Dragon Man and its expansion was only stopped by the Invisible Woman who used a force field to contain the large matter thus turning it inert which stopped the large reaction as well as saved the city. | + | ===Television=== |
| + | *In [[Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes]], Unstable Molecules appeared in the animated television series. In the episode ''"Frightful"'', a sphere of raw Unstable Molecules was kept in a secure vault in the city which the [[Frightful Four]] manage to access after posing as superheroes and turning the city against the Fantastic Four. The reason for the plot was revealed to be the Wizard's plan to steal the Unstable Molecules for his own purposes but, during a confrontation with the Fantastic Four, the sphere was cracked open and unleashing the raw Unstable Molecules that begin to convert all matter into an unstable format thus destroying anything exposed to the growing substance. Amongst its victims was the Dragon Man and its expansion was only stopped by the Invisible Woman who used a force field to contain the large matter thus turning it inert which stopped the large reaction as well as saved the city. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
| − | *''Fantastic Four | + | *''Fantastic Four v1'': #6 (1962) |
==External Link== | ==External Link== | ||
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Revision as of 12:37, 8 September 2017
Unstable Molecules are a substance that feature in Marvel Comics.
Contents |
History
Unstable Molecules were developed by Reed Richards who was the founder of the Fantastic Four who equipped his entire team with the fabric that allowed its members to use their powers without destroying their uniforms. (Fantastic Four v1 #6)
Overview
These unstable molecules were the configuration of unknown atomic nuclei and electrons that were responsive to certain energized forms of matter around them. Their capabilities allowed them to be used as fabrics for super-powered beings as they conformed to the wearer's forms without being affected by their powers. This was accomplished by the clothing mimicing the users physical properties thus preventing them from being damaged during the use of their superpowered abilities.
Costumes woven from them contained chemical fibres containing the Unstable Molecules that shift in structure allowing them to form in the shape of the wearer. (Fantastic Four v1 #6)
Notes
- Unstable Molecules were created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby where they made their first appearance in Fantastic Four v1 #6 (September, 1962).
In other media
Television
- In Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes, Unstable Molecules appeared in the animated television series. In the episode "Frightful", a sphere of raw Unstable Molecules was kept in a secure vault in the city which the Frightful Four manage to access after posing as superheroes and turning the city against the Fantastic Four. The reason for the plot was revealed to be the Wizard's plan to steal the Unstable Molecules for his own purposes but, during a confrontation with the Fantastic Four, the sphere was cracked open and unleashing the raw Unstable Molecules that begin to convert all matter into an unstable format thus destroying anything exposed to the growing substance. Amongst its victims was the Dragon Man and its expansion was only stopped by the Invisible Woman who used a force field to contain the large matter thus turning it inert which stopped the large reaction as well as saved the city.
Appearances
- Fantastic Four v1: #6 (1962)
External Link
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